You’ve probably
noticed by now that a lot of my posts have to do with health – thoughts on
keeping it, enhancing it, worrying about it, that sort of thing. But please
note that those are only thoughts, not warranties.
Let me explain:
I recently
learned that a friend has been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, the adult-onset
kind. She was surprised. I was surprised. She is lean, exercises regularly and
rigorously, watches her diet. She is exactly the person who, statistically, is
least likely to get diabetes. She got it anyway.
That made me
think of all the non-smokers who have contracted lung cancer. They did the
right thing, avoided tobacco, and got the disease anyway.
And remember Jim
Fixx, the runners’ guru, who convinced thousands that jogging and running would
help them avoid such health problems as heart attacks? He died of a heart
attack. While running,
I don’t bring up
any of this, of course, to suggest that practicing good health habits is
futile. Not in the least. But a great many of us persist in thinking that if we
just do all the right things all the time we’ll somehow avoid all health
problems. Doing the right thing is the right thing to do, all right. It
increases your odds of a good outcome. But it can’t insure that. You have to be
philosophically realistic if you want to avoid going bonkers.
This is life. There
is no magic bullet to prolong it. So just enjoy every day that you have to the
absolute maximum.
There are no
guarantees.
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